Accidents involving semi-trucks, delivery vehicles, or other commercial vehicles often leave victims with serious injuries and even bigger questions: How will I pay for this? Who’s responsible? Can I trust the insurance company?
Trucking companies and their insurers are ready with legal teams, investigators, and adjusters trained to protect their bottom line, not your well-being. The longer you wait to get help, the more control they take over your case.
But you don’t have to do this alone. Our attorneys know the ins and outs of commercial liability, FMCSA regulations, and how to hold negligent truck drivers and their employers accountable. We work quickly to preserve evidence like black box data and dash cam footage, often lost if action isn’t taken right away.
Most importantly, we don’t charge a dime unless we win. We take on the legal fight so you can focus on healing. And you’ll likely recover far more with our help than by negotiating alone. Let us carry the burden and secure the justice you deserve.
Why Truck Accidents Are So Dangerous
Truck accidents can result in catastrophic injuries due to the size and weight of commercial vehicles. A fully loaded semi-truck can weigh up to 80,000 pounds. When that kind of force collides with a passenger vehicle, the results are often severe. Victims may suffer traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord damage, internal injuries, or permanent disabilities that require lifelong care.
Unlike routine car accidents, truck collisions often involve more than just the driver. Liability can extend to the trucking company, maintenance providers, cargo loaders, and even the manufacturer of defective parts. Each of these entities may be partially responsible, which makes these cases much more complex to resolve.
Acting Quickly Protects Your Rights
Time is a critical factor after a truck accident. Commercial vehicles are typically equipped with onboard data recorders, or “black boxes,” that store essential crash-related information. This includes speed, brake use, and driver activity. Dash cam footage may also be available, capturing the moments before and during the crash.
However, this evidence is not preserved forever. Trucking companies often have protocols in place to overwrite or dispose of this data unless they are legally required to retain it. By contacting a lawyer as soon as possible, you improve your chances of securing this vital information before it is lost or altered.
Understanding Federal Regulations
Truck drivers and trucking companies must follow strict regulations set by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA). These rules govern hours of service, vehicle maintenance, cargo securement, and driver qualifications. Violating any of these rules can be a sign of negligence.
Our team understands how to investigate potential violations and use those findings to build a strong legal case. We review driver logs, maintenance records, and company compliance history to uncover patterns of neglect or dangerous business practices that may have contributed to your accident.
Your Recovery Is the Priority
While you focus on medical appointments, therapy, and rebuilding your life, we focus on holding the responsible parties accountable. Medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and long-term care costs can quickly add up. Insurance companies may offer fast settlements, but these offers often fall far short of what you are truly owed.
By working with a legal team that knows how to navigate truck accident cases, you give yourself the best chance to recover full compensation for your losses. You deserve justice, closure, and the financial support necessary to move forward.
You don’t have to face this process on your own. Help is available, contact us today for a consultation.